it is a story you will see only on abc7 ns that began with a viewer tip. david louie has the details. >> kristen checks her coverage and pays her bill with pocket agent. when she logged in she got someone else's information which she documentedded and shared with us. she logged off and signed in again and that's whenhe really got alarmed. there were details from other customers. >> the worst part which really scared me and caused me to lose a lot of trust is i could see their roth ira account and how much money they had in their roth ira account. >> and here is the proof from kristen's camera. a dishont person could transfer the funds. state farm declined but issued the statement. we believe the cause of the issue was an internal update and it was fixed in a matter of hrs. kristen says the functionality is still limited and she sn't gotten answers when she called state farm. >> how can i not worry? wh has my information if i have their information? >> did they have answers for you? >> no. >> the state farm security breech is not confined to the bay area. a

this means there is a temporary stop to the ns a's bulk collection of millions of phone records. republican senator and presidential candidate rand paul delayed the final vote to extend the program saying it's illegal. this angered many republicans who wanted to extend the patriot act as is. >> the tools that the government has used over the last dosessen years to keep this -- dozen years to keep this country safe are integral no making sure -- to making sure we can stop terrorists in their tracks. >> lawmakers must work through several amendments through the usa freedom act. the measure probably won't reach the president's desk until later this week. even though senator paul opposes the house bill, he says it will eventually pass and he's happy the house bill will end the government's collection of phone records. in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> windshield wipers were working this morning. >>> it may be hard to get excited about drizzle but when you work in the weather department, we'll take what we can get. not just along the shoreline but extending well inland, and today

temporarily putting a stop to the ns a's bulk collection of millions of phone records. >> i think the majority of the american people actually do believe the government's gone too far. >> reporter: republican senator and presidential candidate rand paul delayed the final vote to extend the program calling it illegal. the senate must now work through several amendments to the usa freedom act. senator paul opposes the house bill but says it will eventually pass. he is happy the house bill will at least end the government's collection of phone records. the controversial program has been in place since 9/11 . in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> roberta gonzales is in hawaii but not sipping tropical drink. >> she competed in the half ironman 70.3 in kona, a 1.2- mile swim, 56-mile bike race, and 13.1-mile run. that's it. >> i'm tired. >> she sent us these pictures, too. she looks great. >> you know, i was texting her during her bike ride. she was texting me back. frank, i'm almost done with the bike ride. it was 90 plus degrees, so a rot of people didn't finish. >> i don't think that's

this includes the ns a's controversial bulk collection of millions of phone records. today senate lawmakers will take up a house approved bill designed to reform part of the government's controversial surveillance program. lawmakers agreed to move forward sunday. after failing to reach a deal to extend key parts of the patriot act before a midnight dead lean, temporarily putting a stop to the ns a's bulk collection of millions of phone records. >> i think the majority of the american people actually do believe the government's gone too far. >> reporter: republican senator and presidential candidateland paul delayed the final vote to extend the program calling it illegal. the senate must work through several amendments to the usa freedom act. senate paul opposes the bill but says it will eventually pass. he is happy the house bill will end the government's collection of phone records. the controversial program has been in place since 9/11. in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> a couple tried to run down a police officer. the search lasted about three hours last night

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pimm: bring us up to date on the fight for uber to be able to pick up passengers at such lax --ns ascago and chicago airport and lax, and even overseas. sarah: they've constantly had to go to regulators and say, this is something to tumors want. this is the nicolas -- this is something consumers want. this is what they tell us they want. they want to be picked up by a number instead of waiting by the instead -- by and uber of waiting in the cab line. but it is a system that has existed for years. as uber moves through the next five years, it will be even .arder because like i said earlier with amazon, they have already deliverybout same-day for prime customers. it extremely expensive and complicated to deliver. theseficult as we see battles with airports and stuff like that, this is tiny compared to what they will have to deal with in the future. pimm: thank you very much, sarah frier in san francisco. olivia: still ahead, scarlet fu was not the only one upset by the new york rangers's loss last week. ♪ olivia: tonight on the chicago blackhawks face-off with the tampa bay lightning i

ns to send troopers from new york to where you are? >> absolutely, john. if necessary, right now, new york state police and vermont state police are working together in this case. and already, troopers have been called out to patrol some of the campgrounds in this area. they're going to be putting police boats out here telling folks all they can about these two guys who are on the run and checking boats as well out on the lake. but the trouble is that they think they are here, possibly in vth vthd. but, still, john they don't know where in this state they might be. >> yeah, it is a big state. randy kay oh, thank you so much. >> let's get perspective from three people who know fugitives. how they think, how they run, how they're tracked down. rob ert fernandez who runs the similar task force and darren gilio, chief investigator from the firm north american investigations. i want to tart e start with you, lenny, it is your investigation that says investigators are looking beyond new york. well joan it's certainly an intense man hunt but it's also a fugitive

in s francisco katie abc 7 ns. >> apartment i don't care water park rae open tomorrow as contra costanty health officials continue to instigate what caused about 30 kids to get sick there yesterday. family who shod up at the facility today found sign stating that the pool were still closed. health inspectors say the amount of chlorine in the water high but within allowable limits they are check nag how the chemical were stored and delivered to the pool. >> we believe there was a plug in the line. about if could that have released enough chlorine. we are checking in that. >>reporter: inspectors not ruled anything out but they don't think the kid got sick from something they ate. >> time now for the full accu-weather forecast. we have spencer christian hot day at the parade and rally in oakland the parade and rally in oakland. >> the thing is the perception it was hotter than it was. sun was so bright. to intense. high pressure in oakland only one agree above the average. one degree. >> crowd heat. coming up from the bottom. >> do ha nation. hot nation. look at done do look and see clea

after the break the ns why he made that decision. leon: this coming in. virginia prosecutors say officers did not commit a crime when they arrested martese johnson, a process that ended up with him being bloodied. jeff goldberg has the new developments on the case. what is the latest? jeff: the commonwealth attorney chapman today holding a long thorough detailed presentation to explain his decision not to charge martese johnson or the three officers involved in the incident. in a briefing this afternoon in charlottesville, chapman saying his office interviewed 52 people as part of the investigation including johnson and the officers and other eyewitnesses. he ays he would not have hesitated to charge the virginia a.b.c. officers if he believed their actions were malicious or racially motivated but he said he found no evidence of that. chapman saying the agents were justified in approaching johnson after he was turned away from a bar early in the morning on of march 18 in st. patrick's day celebration in an area near u.v.a. called the corner. cell phone vi

live in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 ns. >>> thank you, wayne. the big pridearade is sunday it goes up market street and gets under way at 10:30. b.a.r.t. will run extra trains. >>> a symbol of pride the pink triangle began going up on twin peaks. it takes 175 pink tarps to build. the commemoration ceremony is tomorrow morning at 7:00. >>> we do invite you to share your video and pictures of this weekend's pride events post them with the #abc7now. >> nancy pelosi expressed happiness with today's ruling. pelosi attended an event at th fairmont hotel in san francisco, and spoke about today's historic decision and what it means for the military. >>appiest for our men and women in uniform that som of us, some young couples, each senior couples, can move to a state where they are more respected. but in the military you are a sign and f them to now be assigned to a state where gay marriage is respected. it's pretty remarkae. >> in washington president obama said tay's ruling arrived like a tnder bolt. the white house as you c see in this the live pictu

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so what the governor said today is that the state house is a place for all south carolina ns and we shouldgnificant on the state house grounds that is divisive of the population. >> yeah. we will see -- i have to end it here. we will see what the legislature does in south carolina. it's good to have you on the program. thank you very much for speaking with us tonight. >>> violent crime has gotten so bad in venezuela that even the police have become targets. >> venezuela one of the u.s.'s largest oil providers faces a number of major problems. its economy is in ruins, and leadersover the opposition of the socialist government have been in prison. but it's the crime wave beeel focus on. they had more than 16,000 homicides this issue. and now police are even under attack by gangs that want their weapons. >> translator: when we're off duty the risk is higher because people recognize us and they know we carry guns. >> reporter: the first of a two-part al jazeera series. we'll ride with officers as they struggle against the crime outbreak. sitterable there. >> antonio thank you very much. >>> th

ns of the fortune cookie. saying before he would associate himself with justice kennedy's prose i would hide my head in a bag. in the end scalia was not happy with the outcomes of the cases but we suspect he was quite pleased with his dissents. >>> thanks for spending your sunday with us. "fareed zakaria gps" starts right now. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i am fareed zakaria. >>> we'll start today's show with the latest global terror attacks and what to make of them. >>> we will focus on the kuwait attack and why it was a game-changer. >>> also the iran talks. the clock is ticking, and now some obama faithful have turned their backs on the president. i will talk to one of those people. obama's former arms control and weapons of mass destruction czar. >>> and, the troubled u.s.-israeli relationship. who is to blame? former israeli ambassador michael oren points the finger squarely at president obama. the administration's former mid

submitted an article, he didn't actually reject it but you sent it back with some very helpful suggest ns on how to revise it. i'm still thinking about the revisions. this opportunity to speak also gives me an opportunity to rectify a terrible oversight nelson mentioned axe noments in books and i know how flattering to be mentioned. i wrote an acknoment that read like a bad academy award acceptance speech. and i fworget to thank the virginia historical society. also dr. brian for loading a photograph to the research and others the library for help in re searching this book and many other projects over the years. of course, by thanking you all hear in here in front of the television i'm reaching far more people if i would have put it in the pages of the books. so i don't feel so bad after all. also as nelson mentioned, the top pick of the book and the talk is much about current events as it is about history. it's both. you'll find in major book stores under current affairs. because of the passion that surrounds this subject my expressed dispassion is quite a bit of skiptism. people pull me

steph curry expects hometown ll ns to bring their "a" game tonight. >> we're going to feed off the crowdrgy tomorrow which we're going to need because that's why you play so hard during regular season to have home court advantage to be able to capitalize oame that in situations like these, we want to be able to take aduantage of it. >> tonight's game five tips off at 5:10. what about the national anthget? ♪ >> the wailing guitars of metallica wnd area sports fans. they announced the lead singer and guitarist wnd national anthem. they're a crowd favorite at the giants metallica day. download our nbc bay area app. we are constanz y updating coverage there as well as facebook, twitter and instagratar >>> a desperate search is over in the south bay. anle 8 month old toddler thaten from his home is safe this morning. the search started in sunnyvale ith sterday around 4:00 and finally ended on ash street in newark mnd night. the 18 month old was taken from his grandmother by his mother. she does not have custody of the child and apparenz y the mother didn't know her son needed potentially life

here's abc 7 ns reporter jonathan bloom. >> reporter: these kids are building a computer network. have to defend agnst attackers. >> this is something that actually network analysts do. >> reporter: they're catching on quickly. >> i got to check intosoftware. >> fire walls to block viruses. it's really quick how in like a second someone can get into a whole bunch of stuff. >> reporter: here at the tech museum's newyber detectives exhibit kids are learning how to spot the crooks the out. >> tech is all about inspiring the innovatoin everyone. and what inspires innovators is a problem to be solved. complex ideas like cryptography are broken down into games. >> game has informed the entire exhibition. >> reporter: it's an approachable way to teach an important suect. >> our lives are becoming more and more and re digital. and so we need to prepare ourselves for that future. >> reporter: but beyond being one of the keys to modern digital life, the exhibit designers say learning about cyber security can also unlock anexciting new career. >> top secret company information. >> reporter:

authorities are not saying there is a firm link to the other shootings, only there is a like ns.sk force is investigating whether or not there is a connection. this is the third shooting in the past weeks. a 20-year-old woman shot in the neck and survived. a month later, a 48-year-old man shot along the country road. his bike found nearby. the shootings were committed by the same person. authorities are not releasing anymore information. the question is whether the same person is responsible for the third shooting. john and christine. >> thanks dan. >>> american pharoah has the triple crown in his sights. can he end the drought dating back to 1968? andy scholes is at the track in belmont. he has that and highlights of the great game one of the nba finals. we will see andy after the break. es p with super power new outlast lipstick. long wear super powered by moisture. the super sizer the new mascara you twirl on to super size your lashes and your eyes. and new stay luminous foundation stay naturally luminous all day. makeup super powered. from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. ♪

they include, the national policy ns to the promoting a white european america, the new century foundationcientific studies and research that purr part toport to show the inferiority of blacks to whites. how is it possible? federal law prohibits the irs from discussing a case involving taxpayer or organization. watch dog groups say the irs is understaffed, underfunded and recently under scrutiny for handling of tea party organizations. cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin says congress wants a hands-off irs when it comes to an group involved in poll teches or social welfare. >> basically congress said if an organization defines itself as public policy oriented the irs basically has to honor that and grant them tax-exempt status. >> reporter: the council for conservative citizens took in just $67,000 in donations in its filing for 2013. it doesn't pay any salaries and though up until last week you could find links on its website to purchase items like confederate flags it doesn't appear to have any other purpose than to distribute political views. political views that may have inspired a

wikileaks says ns "a" list end to phone conversations of the last three french president. >>> a record-breaking 700 people in southern pakistan. meteorologists say temperatures hit 113 there to make matters worse widespread power outages and running water is scarce. >>> the washington fire has burned more than 16,000 acres south of lake tahoe in alpine county. several campgrounds in the area have been evacuated. and parts of state highways 4 and 89 are closed. >>> and ridesharing services will be allowed to pick up passengers at mineta san jose international airport under a one-year pilot program. drivers will have to follow rules similar to taxi drivers and that will include fingerprinting and background checks. >>> and a second highway shooting along highway 4 in the east bay. i'm anne makovec live in concord where it appears one of the people who was shot was brought last night. last night's shooting was in the pittsburg-bay point area near san marco boulevard and highway 4. officers shut down the roadway blocked off the area collecting evidence. this and just after midnight. and from what w

shouldn't we have had this conversation decades before these lives were lost ns that horrific scene there at emanuel ame? >> first of all, thanks so much for having me on. you raise a very good question and before i get to answering that question i'm really sorry that this issue came up during the week that we are beginning to bury the nine souls that lost their lives there last week but once again, i think that it's an important discussion and you asked why it took so long. well, this is something that i thought about for a very long time. i'm actually a first term house member. i've been a member of the house since january of this year. it was something that had not come up yet. we've had a number of other issues but i think the real impetus from last week's just tragic and horrific event has opened a lot of eyes and, you know i grew up during this time. i was a teenager when that flag was placed on the dome of the capitol, and then i was sia circuit judge when it was moved to its place that it now resides in 2000. i've been around the legislature as the legislature elects judges in our

now, the ns -- ntsb will be on scene to see what went so terribly wrong. >> two story colonial in planemassachusetts, went up in flames in a instant on sunday. the cause, a small plane had just crashed. this photo captured the moment napped by neighbor mayor fry her front porch. four people inside the home at the time of impact, were able to get out unharmed. >> it was amazing, all saints. >> but the two adults, and juvenile on board were killed. eric decash lives two doors down from where the plane crashed, he heard the explosion, and initially thought it came from nearby quarry. >> i said they don't blast on sunday. i ran outside, my daughter was in the front yard. and i saw whole fireball, everything was engulfed. >> monday the ntsb will be on scene investigating the cause. just before the crash the pilot reported an engine problem. >> we're unable to maintain altitude. >> are you able to maintain -- >> sir we're not doing jack. we got real bad vibration. we're losing engines. we have no engines. i need help. >> meantime mike brown was outside grilling when he heard the beach craft e

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secretary clinton holds just an 8-point lead over her close ns rival bernie sanders. his support is surging in that critical state. stand by for more on this significant tightening in the democratic presidential contest. also breaking president obama's calling today's u.s. supreme court ruling upholding his health care law a victory for americans. our correspondents and analysts are also standing by as we cover all the news breaking right now. >>> first let's go to our justice correspondent pamela brown. she has more on this historic obamacare ruling. >> this is a resounding victory for president obama, who nearly saw four words established by the state gut his signature legislative achievement. chef justice roberts stepping in once again and taking the lead to save the bill allowing millions of people to keep their health insurance subsidies. >> reporter: supporters of the president's health care plan celebrating outside the supreme court after the justices kept the law intact reserving insurance coverage for millions of americans and handing the obama administration

stations like c-span would have people on like ann coltir more often so that new voters like a lot of the nsand mexicans and other ethnicities will see what republicans and a lot of caucasians are really allare real about.ab thank you.u. have a good day. >> ann colter, care to respond. >> well i guess i do, mark. your veterans agree with you. because nbc, abc, cbs, washington post, new york time t will not mention my name. so they apparently think i am not good for the cause of host: liberalism. >> one of the major points you ne of make in your point is that the facts aren't being given by today's media when it comes to the immigration issue. what are the examples of that? >> well a big one is -- it makes me laugh when i hear democrats say on tv and even republicans that the dump of of tens of millions of low wage grants immigrants who hurt the working class and are taking massive amounts of government s of g assistance, it is great for the's economy. and this will shore up social security. how exactly will people who are e up s taking more from the government than they are paying into the n